[post_page_title]A proposal[/post_page_title]
The voice who had called his name on the street was none other than David Begelman, the founder of talent agency Creative Management Associates.
He also happened to be an old friend of Brooks, and took him out to lunch. He then explained that he had a rough draft of a project called “Ted X.” He didn’t know what to do with it, and he felt like the movie concept had a “Mel Brooks” feel to it.
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